Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-24

The very young ladies who visit the camp find
no spot more attractive than the quarters Of the
Cadet regiment. There are no more natty-looking
soldiers in camp than these young Cadets Their
uniforms are cut so as to show of their figures
and waSp-like waists to good advantage, and most
OF the lads are handsome fellows. Some OF them,
ton to military duties has not made them yet in.
different to feminine smiles.
To-MoRRow's REVIEW.
Tomorrow will be one Of the special days OF the
week. 1t will be the day of the grand parade,
when the President with the governors Of States
the troops from the stand erected In front of the
White House This afternoon orders win be issued
forming the organizations In camp In 4battaaaena
In which form they will parade tomorrow, The
command viii move at IL O'Clock from the camp,
proceeding by way of 18th street to Pennsylvania
up AZ street to D, along street to 9th, Hence to
=, to 18th, and back to the camp. In passing the
President in review they will pass from west to
right. This win be the only opportunity that Will
be given, probably, when all the troops can be
marching in body. At the dress parades during
the week the different bodies Will appear In sue
cession. This evening there will be five battalions
on dress parade: the 1st Louisville Legion; the I'd
Texas, Mississippi louisiana and Alabama: the
9Th battalion, comprising the Michigan, Mime
sofa, and North Carolina companies, and the sth,
composed OF the Cadets Of the Military Academies.
One night toward the end Of the week will be given
to the Virginia troops.
Ine organizations Will Oe formed for review to-
morrow In battaliOns substantially as directed in
the order issued to-day respecting the dress pa
rade.
THE HOSPITAL.
The surgeons on duty at the Red Cross hospital
to-day were Drs. F. Ferna1d, j. B. Hood, Lachlan
Tyler, and J. W. Bayne. Miss Barton said this
morning that they had treated about thirty pa
tients with various complaints. The hospital, She
said, was equipped and managed just as 1t would
be In the field. The nurses and surgeons wear the
Read Cross on their arms. Miss Barton wears be-
sides decorations she has received from the Queen
OF Servia- the Duchess Of Baden, and other royal
personages The hospital headquarters are located
in portable house like that in which Gen. Augur
and his staff have their Headquarters This is
surrounded by hospital tents, eighteen In number.
The hospital Is strictly and rfgidly military. Miss
Barton's face was bright with pleasure when she
looked IT over with the STAR reporter. sThere
could not be better hospital made, she said and
she has had long experience in military hospitals
Everything about the place looked fresh and clean.
Miss Barton told STAR reporter that this was the
first time surgeons had ever been decorated with
the badge OF the Red Cross in America.
The nurses On duty to-day were Miss Margaret
vandersall. chief nurse; Misses Maggie Garges,
Louisa Beveridge, E. NJ. SnOwden, and Annie Platt,
and MeSdameS 1. s. BerttOn, DR.. Ripley, +. B.
Sheldon, s. j. Mcleod, Alice Fries, Laura Medfeldt
and Margaret Eichenlaub. Mr.. ThOS. G. Foster
was ward master for the day.